Me and my buddy at work wanted to try out the Sig wonder, we are looking forward to geting them in the air , I have never owned one before please feel free to commenit on tip's and tricks , here at our local Tampa club I haven't seen one eather .

for engies I ordered two 21's from hobby king and we are planing on useing standard sevros , I was thinking about micro ? looks like the plans are useing full size ?

still not sure on the covering skeam we will go with

if you have any covering pic's please reply with idea's

Do a search here for Sig Wonder. There is a lot of info available. The wounder will hurt you.

Fantastic little airplane. A 21 is more engine than it needs, so be ready to fly a rocket! Standard servos will work fine, but minis will make things easier.

I've got the same combo. Motor runs well. The wonder scoots along with it, have fun.

I was a little hesitant to open a thread with the word wound in it

But then I thought SHEESH, like I post twice in a row without a misspelling !

A buddy @ my home field in In. has had a couple of them. One of them he put a Magnum 40 in it. It was clocked at 100mph+. Before you fly it, loosen up your fingers cause it IS a rocket ship!!!

Instead of standard servos, consider something like the Hitec HS 82MG. Has plenty of torque and a lot lighter.

15 years ago, we used OS 25s in them and put them on trike gear - and flew combat with them! I've flown them with the following: Veco .19; Fox .15 and .19; OS 25FP, 25FSR, 32, and 40FP. All flew well, but be ready to turn as it gets tiny QUICK! My favorite was the Fox .19 without landing gear. The lighter you keep them the better they fly. Best to have a nother person to launch it and help trim it on the maiden flight.

Name must be Sig's way of reminding you to keep your hand out of the prop.........

I got one of those ASP .21s from HK and it's a little monster. Eight ounces with muffler but it's stronger than a lot of 25s. It will be dynamite in a Wonder.

Jim